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Native americans
Native American civil rights in the period 1865-1992
Term | Definition |
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Navajo tribe thrived under reservation policy | 8,000 - 22,000 |
Reservation lands change from 1865-1890 | 150 million acres - 78 million acres |
Command over treaty changes given to congress | 1871 |
Great Sioux reservations greatly reduced following fighting | 1889 |
Change in number of natives in the plains 1865-1900 | 240,000 - 100,000 |
Dawes Act | 1887 |
Policies that came from the Dawes Act | policies of assimilation and allotment |
Dawes Act failed to account for Native.. | perspective, culture and desires |
Curtis Act | 1898 (aimed to end self-determination by 1906) |
American Indian Movement | 1968 |
Siege of Alcatraz | 1969 |
Mount Rushmore occupation | 1971 |
Reservation policy | 1865 - 1887 |
Number of reservation natives by 1890 | 133,417 |
Fort Laramie Treaty | 1868 |
Wounded Knee Massacre | 1890 |
Mandatory boarding schools | In order to assimilate future generations |
Trail of Broken Treaties Caravan | 1972 |
Occupation of Wounded Knee | 1973 |
Red Power movement | 1960s and 1970s |
Native American Rights Fund | 1970 |
Change in Native American population 1970-1992 | 800,000 - 1,700,000 |
Oneida v Oneida and Madison Counties | 1974 |
Fisher v Montana | 1976 |
United States v The Sioux Nation | 1980 |
Amount awarded to Sioux Nation in 1980 | $17,500,000 with 5% interest every year since to make $105,000,000 |
Charrier v Bell | 1986 |
Native American Graves Protection Act | 1990 |
Nixon Presidency | 1969 - 1974 |
Employment preferences given to Natives in the BIA | 1972 |
Indian education act | 1972 |
Indian self-determination act | 1975 |
Indian Education Assistance act | 1975 |
American Indian Policy Review Commission | 1975 |
Native American Religious Freedom act | 1978 |
Indian Child Welfare Act | 1978 |
Reagan Presidency and Philosophy | 1981 - 1989, he believe in self-determination through "Native Capitalism" |
Lone Wolf v Hitchcock | 1903 |
Society of American Indians | 1911 |
WW1 | 1917 |
Indian Citizenship act | 1924 |
Harrison v Laveen | 1948 |
Meriam report | 1928 |
The Leavitt bill | 1926 |
The New Deal | 1933 |
Indian Re-organization Act | 1934 |
WW2 | 1941 |
Number of Natives who left homestead during WW2 | 100,000 |
Number of Natives who served in WW2 | 25,000 |
Number of Natives who moved to urban areas during WW2 | 75,000 |
The National Congress of American Indians | 1944 |
The Indians Claims Commission | 1946 |
Number of Indians living in urban areas between 1930 - 1960 | Increase 4 fold |
Policy of Termination | 1953 - 1968 |
Indian Vocational Training act | 1956 |
Negative impact of policy of termination | Natives had worst literacy rate, disease and unemployment and lived in the poorest accommodation |
Number of Natives urbanising by 1960 | 60,000 |
Percentage of Urban-dwelling Natives classed as poor by 1960 | 25% |
Unemployment rate amongst Natives in 1960 | 18% |
Percentage of Urbanised Natives which ultimately returned to reservations | 40%-70% |
National Indian Youth Council | 1961 |